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PONTYPOOL Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Bowins on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fowler, .Brooklin, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McKee, Nes- tieton. Our local fire brigade has been kept busy this week. At 11 p.m. on Monday they were casled to the house fire of Mr. s-nd Mrs. Runions on the 2nd line. Unfortunately, the fire was beyond control and house and entire contents were lost. The family were given shel- fer at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Gerald Fisk for a few days and are now living at the farm home of Larry Brad- ley. The Runions have four chlidren - girls 6, 12 and 16 years, and a son 15 years. It s-ny readers have clothing or household items they would like to donate to the family, contact Mrs. Fisk at 983-9108 or Mrs. Propp at 277-2293. On Saturday the firemen answered a cail to a grass fire behind the Hamilton home on the 2nd line. On Sunday morning they were called to a grass fire at tihe home of Keith Stinson, Lotus, and on Sunday afternoon to a fire on the property of St. Clair Darroch, Speaking of fires, we heard that when three of our local citizens were recently visiting Noone's Restaurant, a fire started in the interior of the car. The Oreno firemen quick- ly came to the rescue and ex- tinguished it with little dam- age done. Miss Dale Hyland has re- turned to Kingston after two weeks at home with her mo- ther and family. George and Erika of G. and E. Groceries have as their guest Mrs. Edith Zieschank of Stuttgart, West Germany. Erika and Edith are sisters and had not seen each other for almost 33 years until their reunion at Toronto Interna- tional airport on Saturday. At the Kiwanis Music Fes- tival held recently in Peter- borough, t h e adjudicators chose a student from Gr. 1 to 10, who they thought showed great promise of future music development. The sturident, chosen out of 30 possible con- tenders, was Patti Preston, Bethany, who had placed first ln her Gr. VI class with 87% As an award, Patti received an engraved silver tray don- ated by tihe Kay Funeral Cha- pel. Mrs. Jeanne McMahon and ail of her pupils must certainly be commended for their fine showing at this, their first time to enter com- petition at the Festival. Mrss. Gary Hetherington, Mary and Dianne Hethering- ton were Friday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young- man. On Sunday Mrs. F r e d Youngman and her father, Alvin Olan, accocpanied Mr. and Mrs. Austin Worr. Cavan, to Brockville to visit. Mis. Margaret Anstv. E n r o u t e home they stopped in Picton to visit with Miss Linda Youngman. Linda, who was recently working in Port Hope, is now on the staff at the Ontario Hospital, Picton. The flowers on the altar at church Sunday morning were placed there by the family of the late Mrs, Jim Malley. Mrs. Malley was a resident of Pontypool several years ago, and was buried from Ponty- pool United Church on Thurs.- April 27th. At time of pass- Ing, Mrs. Malley was in her 95th year. To her family, Mary (Mrs. Mills, Oshawa), Bill, (Bowmanville), E t h e 1 Mrs. Roy Porter, Peterbor- ough), and to all other sur- viving relatives we would like to extend the sympathy of the Pontypool community. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Beggs were present at the 25th wed- dnig anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heeringa held in BowmanvIlle on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKnight, Bowmanville, on Saturday Dight. Tracey Bradley entertained several o her little friends at her 6th birthday party on Satur-day atternoon. Ms-. and Mr-s. Ples-saure have moved! trous their home on tbe 41.h line and! as-e now- living near Or-ono. Miss Cas-el Webh is employ - ed at thse Bank et Commerce ln Lîndsay. Mr-. and Ms. Ralphs Sharpe entertained! Ms-. and Ms-s. Mes-ris Gillia and! family, Au- ires-s, s-t their- village home oves- thse weekeud. Ms-. and Ms-s. Warsd Trotter aund famliy. Apskey, es-led on trienda lu tbe village on Sat- ur-day. At the last Bingo et tise ses-son held! Thursday. Aprîl 27Tth, Ms-rs. Ford and Kay Youugman wer-e the big win- Ders. Ms-. and! Mss Jirm Curtis s-t tended tise Generai Motos Tr-uck Plant Hockey Banquet et thse U.A.W. Hall in Oshawa on Satur-day night. Jim s-e- ceaver! a tr-ophy as he wa-s a msember et the T.P.H.L. Champs 71-72. The Canadian Statesmant Bowmanville, May 3, 1972 AU PRICES SHOW-N IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1972. 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